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Newspaper
The Pioche Weekly Record
Location
Pioche, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1907
Page
3
A fragment from a periodical notes pipe smoking tips from the Canadian Cigar and Tobacco Journal. It urges patience with a pipe, not crowding the bowl, letting the pipe cool, and avoiding refilling when hot. It mentions Time as a key factor and gentleness in handling.
Frank Little of Portland Maine credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing a five year rheumatic ordeal. He describes widespread pains swelling in arms back and joints paralysis on one side and nerve trouble before relief began soon after using the pills. He notes fading stomach issues and improved sleep as he continued the treatment. Pills available from druggists or by mail order from the Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady N Y.
Dr Henry A Buchtel chancellor of Denver University was inaugurated governor of Colorado in Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church 2500 people attended the ceremony The oath of office was given there and the inaugural address followed with a prayer and Lord s prayer Afterward a military and civic procession escorted the governor to the Capitol The day saw reading of Governor Goodings message and an inaugural ball at the natatorium in Boise Idaho
Austin Texas lawmakers convene as Governor elect Campbell prepares for installation next week and a successor to Senator Bailey is to be elected. The Bailey fight and talk of a legislative inquiry into alleged dealings with certain interests heighten interest in the session.
The Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry into Harriman railroads moved from New York to Chicago. Most of Tuesday's session focused on Texas cattle rate evidence, with only one witness examined, Santa Fe president Ripley, late in the day.
William R. Hearst was elected chairman of the state committee of the Independence League. About thirty members met on Tuesday January 1 during Chairman Max F. Thomsen’s absence and elected Thomas F. Long as chairman. The session was called by Mr. Shmeen who argued the earlier meeting was illegal for being a holiday, though rules require a January first Tuesday gathering.
An ad touts Virgin Oil of Pine as a simple formula to treat colds using half ounce pine oil, glycerin, and whisky. It warns of counterfeit imitations and notes the product is distributed by Leach Chemical Co in half-ounce vials. The claim references a disease expert and a camp for consumptives.
The Archduchess Maria Annuncista becomes abbess of the Theresian Convent in Prague where noble wives enjoy two rooms, opera boxes, carriages, and salaries of 500 dollars a year for each nun and 10,000 dollars for the abbess. The sisters attend court in black with light blue ribbons. Other items note Brandreth's Pills as a tonic and a French president double, plus a Yale lecture on drama by Henry Arthur Jones.
A roundup of peril and politics across the Pacific region. A Japanese worker near Humbolt dies after a train collision. William Jennings Bryan and wife survive a Montana Central wreck near Great Falls with others injured. Wyoming Republicans back Francia Warrens reelection in caucus. A fire at the New Grand Theater in Laramie causes about 5000 dollars in damage. Five divers drown in the Columbus River near Butler Washing. A missing Gladstone Colorado mine operator feared dead in the mountains. George Terry head of the Shoshone council murdered near Lander. John McGarvey hanged at Canon City for patricide after escape. A cut-off line contract on the Denver Cheyenne rail route awarded to Kilpatrick brothers. Spokane imposes strict smallpox quarantine on trains. Elmer and Lille Bean found dead in Denver from suicide and heart disease respectively. Missoula’s coal supply exhausted amid cold weather. The John Sullivan will case apportions half the estate to be shared. value around 900000 dollars. A Norwegian man from Seattle dies by gas asphyxiation. Oregon approves a Huntington to Lewiston railroad via Baker Union Wallowa and Nez Perces counties. Oregon appeals for famine relief in China. Seattle chief urges a Washington whipping post for crimes against women and burglary. A half breed Indian Perry murdered on Wind River reserve. Dr Philip Edwards Johnson’s relatives offer 1000 dollar reward for his killer. Colorado’s Philip B Stewart declines to become land office commissioner.
A western state resident testifies against stimulants describing them as mortgage on energy. He, aged 58, quit coffee and other stimulants months ago and adopted Postum Food Coffee. He reports relief from rheumatism improved sleep steadier nerves and clearer mind and cites Postum’s food value over coffee. The Postum Co Battle Creek Mich backs the claim and promotes The Road to Wellville.
Captain J W Hoga, former postmaster at Walang Se Ie Be A Tex, suffers constant urine flow and nervous chills. After trying various climates and medicines, he credits Dean's Kidney Pills with his recovery, claiming he is as well as twenty years ago and his vision restored. Sold by all dealers for 30 cents a box, Poster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A curious piece contrasts a frugal visiting-card economizer with other thrift sins in exclusive society. It then recounts a personal medical case where Cuticura products allegedly cured extensive scaly skin eruptions after a decade of failed treatments. The article also notes a dramatic description of the Yellow River flood and Chinese embankment efforts over two millennia.
Timothy Boldra, aged 82, long server at Yarmouth England gas company, began as a youth lighting street lamps with flint and steel, marking over six decades in service to the town's lighting.
A garbled 19th century clipping notes claims of justice failing toward beasts, references Wintow's soothing remedy, and a record claim of the longest human distance 183 miles from the Un comparshe park to Mountites Utah. It credits U S coast and geodetic survey with a joint international effort measuring the earth while hinting at general national contention.
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